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The Bradleys (Buddy Bradley 0)
by
Peter Bagge
Meet the Bradleys, America's most dysfunctional family: Pops, Mom,
Buddy, Babs and Butch Bradley. This volume collects all of Bagge's
early, explosively funny pre-Hate tales of the dysfunctional Bradley family from Neat Stuff,
including "You're Not the Boss of Me!," "Merry F*cking Christmas!," and
"Rock 'n' Roll Refugee." The best-selling humor cartoonist of his
generation, Bag...more
Buddy, Babs and Butch Bradley. This volume collects all of Bagge's
early, explosively funny pre-Hate tales of the dysfunctional Bradley family from Neat Stuff,
including "You're Not the Boss of Me!," "Merry F*cking Christmas!," and
"Rock 'n' Roll Refugee." The best-selling humor cartoonist of his
generation, Bag...more
Paperback, 160 pages
Published
May 17th 2004
by Fantagraphics
(first published November 1988)
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The Simpsons can go suck a tail pipe, this is the funniest family in cartoons. "Rock & Roll Refugee" is a nasty story about record collector scum, "Brotherly Love" is about that super-annoying little brother, "You're Not The Boss Of Me" is the greatest tale of mother-daughter hatred ever, and more. It's bad enough being in a family of dorks, so you might as well get a good laugh about it.
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I read a dog eared copy of this in a flop house, during my roving hobo punk years. gulped it one morning with vodka.
its nothing more than a sardonic tale of suburban teenage angst. . . but for me it was the first time i heard a voice given to the torments of family. it was the first narrative i encountered (despite being a bookworm) that spoke to my feelings as an alienated family member
I've followed the author and character of "Buddy" ever since, but the connection is that one brief moment that...more
its nothing more than a sardonic tale of suburban teenage angst. . . but for me it was the first time i heard a voice given to the torments of family. it was the first narrative i encountered (despite being a bookworm) that spoke to my feelings as an alienated family member
I've followed the author and character of "Buddy" ever since, but the connection is that one brief moment that...more
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Not what I thought it might be. Had to choose a graphic novel for a book club thing. This is more like longer versions of the comic strips in the papers. Read the first couple, they seem familiar family stories, nothing really exciting me here yet.
Parts of everyone's families are in here.
Haw Haw.
here we get to see a slightly younger buddy, and what it's like living with his family. everyone's insane. so funny...
Not quite as good as the other ones. Somehow, he just isn't the same without one of his girlfriends.
Did you have a family? If so, you will find this book completely hilarious.
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Peter Bagge was born on December 11th, 1957, and raised in Peekskill, New York, about 40 miles north of New York City. While enrolled in the School of Visual Arts in New York City in 1977, Bagge discovered underground comics, and the work of R. Crumb in particular turned what had initially been only a vague interest in cartooning into a passion.
In the early '80s Bagge co-published three issues of...more
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